England last won the World Cup in 1966 but there's historical proof that the side will be crowned champions of the world once again, at this summer's tournament in Russia.
In 1966, England smashed Germany 4-2 at Wembley to win their first ever World Cup.
But it's also the year Real Madrid won the European Cup, Burnley qualified for Europe, Chelsea finished 5th and Manchester City won the league (the second division).
Any of this sound familiar?
Yep. Last season, all this happened as well. Well, all of this apart from the World Cup winners, which is yet to be decided...
Here's a thought...
- Match of the Day (@BBCMOTD) June 27, 2018
1966:
Real Madrid win the European Cup
Burnley qualify for Europe
Man City win their league
Chelsea finish 5th
England win #WorldCup
2018:
Real Madrid win the European Cup
Burnley qualify for Europe
Man City win their league
Chelsea finish 5th
Omens... :smirk: pic.twitter.com/gk4DuSu0dE
But Ing-ger-land are still in it. In fact, Gareth Southgate's men are thriving, beating Tunisia 2-1 and earning their highest-scoring victory in a World Cup competition with a 6-1 win over Panama.
Basically, what this means is, without a shadow of doubt, it's coming home. Just look at the reaction on social media. They know.
How long before mum notices there's something different about the family photos? It's Coming Home!! pic.twitter.com/lSFuwjojgv
- ben (@benjaminward_) June 28, 2018
One thing that's certain from today.
- Reev (@TheReevHD) June 28, 2018
Win against Belgium = It's fully coming home.
Lose against Belgium = it's coming home even easier.
:flag_black::trophy:
I've barely seen any of Uruguay this tournament but the more I think about them, the way they play and the teams they could play on the way to the final, the more I think they could go far. And given they won the first World Cup, you could say it's coming home
- Sam Lee (@Sammy_Goal) June 28, 2018
Put it in your diary - July 15th - it's going to be the day when captain Harry Kane will be lifting the trophy above his head.
What more proof do you need?
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